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vWD
PTT prolongation
Bleeding time prolongation
Ristocetin cofactor decreased
DESMOPRESSIN
vWF concentrate
Factor VIII concentrate
K deficiency
Prolonged antibiotic use
PT prolongation (2, 7, 10 = extrinsic)
K-injections (ppx in liver failure)
FFP
Hemophilia A
(VIII deficiency)
PTT prolongation (VIII, IX = intrinsic)
PT normal
Hemearthrosis
Desmopressin (increase vWD)
Transfusions
Factor VIII concentrate
Hemophilia B
(IX deficiency)
PTT prolongation (VIII, IX = intrinsic)
PT normal
Hemearthrosis
Desmopressin INEFFECTIVE
Transfusions
Factor IX concentrate
DIC
Jaundice, cyanosis (thrombotic)
Shock
PT, PTT, bleeding time prolonged
Fibrinogen low (clot precursor depletion)
Fibrin split product, D-dimer high
Platelets
FFP
Cryoprecipitate
Heparin (chronic thrombi)
Nutritional thrombocytopenia
EtOH
B12 deficiency
Folate deficiency
Aplastic anemia
Splenic sequestration
Splenomegaly
Marrow biopsy normal
HIT
Antiplatelet antibodies
Diffuse thrombosis
> 50% decrease in platelet level
Stop heparin
Direct thrombin inh. (LEPIRUDIN, ARGATROBAN)
ITP
Autoimmune (antiplatelet antibodies)
Platelets < 50,000
Self-limited (kids)
Steroids, IVIG, plasmapheresis, splenectomy (adults)
HUS-TTP
EHEC/Shigella infection
Autoantibody causes platelet aggregation
ARF, uremia
Hemolysis
Fever
Steroids
Plasmapheresis
FFP
Antiphospholipid syndrome
Arterial + venous thromboses in pregnancy
PTT prolongation (artifact)
Heparin (pregnancy)
Hydroxychloroquine
ASA (alternative)
HELLP
Elevated LFT
Hemolytic anemia
Eclampsia sequella
Schistocytes on smear
Deliver if > 34 weeks
BP control, steroids to fetus if preterm
FVL
AD (incomplete dominance)
Protein C can't inactivate mutant factor V
DVT
PTT, PT, viper venom time shortened
Anticoagulate DVT's, INR 2-3
(lifelong Rx if recurrent)